Yearly Archive: 2020

Example of how to use split : ip_Addr = “10.10.10.1” ip_Addr.split(“.”) <— will create a list [“10”, “10”, “10”, “1”] octect = ip_Addr.spit(“.”) octect[0] 10 Example of how to use join : “.”.join(octect) print(octect) 10.10.10.1

While opening a file as an example. while open(“ext.ext”, “r”) as f: ….output = f.readlines() ….len(output) ….print(output[0:5]) This would create a list and 1 element per lines The Len would be the total of element in the list The output…
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Creating a list in Python my_list = [ ] type(my_list) my_list = [‘haha’, ‘100’, 100, 2.0] To access element from a list you can choose each of them starting by element 0 my_list[0] haha my_list[3] 2.0 To change an element…
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Basic commands to understand the open command f = open(“text.ext”)   <— default mode is read “r” f.read() f.readline() f.readlines() Once read, if you need to go back to the beginning of the file :  f.seek(X) output = f.”read.option”() print(output) =…
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Operators :  = += *= != < > <= >= == %= **= //= IN NOT IN AND OR XOR NOT Numbers : Integer : Number without any decimal Float : Number with decimal Complex : Number with a letter…
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